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Comment #49253680
talent w/o financial stability is a battery w/o circuit.
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Comment #49253355
when you have enough money to not have to worry about anything, you can go back to your hobbies. in this case, his hobby is programming.
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Comment #49247579
Since they say that this is from an unreleased research version of Claude: I wonder if at some point Anthropic and OpenAI will start delaying the release of their models intentiona…
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Comment #49246276
This model doesn’t look solid at all. It comes months after the Qwen model, and in almost half the benchmarks, it performs worse than that. Plus, the next Qwen 3.8 is going to be a…
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Comment #49224638
Tell me you're not a programmer w/o telling me. What works at scale can be fundamentally different than what works in a small startup (Denmark).
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Comment #49224569
Denmark is a very small country and what works there doesn’t necessarily work at the scale of the US or China.
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Comment #49218109
I like the transparency of its reasoning, and I agree with you, OpenAI/Anthropic/Google should show the reasoning traces as well.
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Comment #49218046
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Comment #49218041
No it doesn't follow instructions and is substantially slower than ds4.
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Comment #49178292
It lacked so many features that n8n and Langflow offered, so I'm not sad about it, but it was the first visual agentic workflow builder that I tried and I wish they could make it s…
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Comment #49176911
Literally every AI project ends up getting monetized even (read: especially) if it starts as open source. It's only a matter of time before π's enshittification kicks in.
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Comment #49176339
Gwern is overly secretive of his privacy. I think it peaked when he showed up on a recent podcast but his voice and image were AI generated! And now his post is limited only to cer…
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Comment #49175285
In all fairness, I've noticed people here in Dallas/TX are indeed more racist than the East and West coast cities, esp. towards brown people.
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Comment #49175269
I'm with you on this and this is something I brought up on Dallas subreddits before moving here and got downvoted to oblivion. "Dallasite" sounds like "parasite". Dallasian/etc. wo…
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Comment #49171832
This is AI slop. They didn't even change the plots default template.
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Comment #49146771
But the question is "which" distro? If it's one of the "hyped" ones, I wouldn't be surprised if people migrate back to Windows.
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Comment #49128981
I 'member this is what Karpathy used in his restaurant menu app, and John Carmack said this is the way. I also agree that embeddings are overkill for the majority of tasks.
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Comment #49127832
Tailscale as a company reminds me of Valve and other good old tech-oriented people that I can "trust" that they know what they're doing. I'm a happy customer too and I hope they re…
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Comment #49119268
Which is why I use CLI subprocesses as subagents... Codex in 2026 is still nowhere near where CC was in summer of 2025...
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Comment #49085744
But nobody wants to distill Google's models, Gemini is really bad.